China Turns Toxic Desalination Waste Into High-Value Chemical Salt
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A plant in China is committed to the circular economy to reduce the environmental impact of desalination
A plant in Caofeidian (China) reduces desalination energy consumption by 60% and converts brine waste into salt for the chemical industry through 50 km pipeline.The news A Chinese desalination plant reduces energy consumption by 60% and converts waste into commercial salt was originally published on Wwwhatsnew.com by Natalia Polo.
Chinese engineers have developed a plant that is both energy efficient and treats the highly toxic brine produced during seawater desalination.
An installation in the Chinese province of Hebei began its trial production with an unusual proposal: to convert residual brine into industrial salt and, according to the report, to reduce by 60% the consumption of electricity. The plant also combines the processing of brine with the obtaining of fresh water, although no key details about its capacity or the technical method used have yet been disclosed.
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